Author has written 5 stories for Lord of the Rings, Silmarillion, Dishonored, and Naruto. Hello there! I happen to be a casual author who is a complete hypocrite. I tend to dislike OCs, but have quite a few myself. I cannot claim to have a single original idea, even if I think it is original. My penname comes from a book that I don't like very much. Can you guess which book? I am a crossover addict. Also, I dislike it when great writers misspell the word 'lose' as loose. I am not a diligent updater, if on the off chance anyone likes my work. If one person, just one person likes my work, I will do my utmost to make that reader happy. Also, reveiw! Point out any spelling errors that I may have, slip-ups, stupid mistakes, etc. Keep in mind that I am a hypocrite, try not to take my offensive defensives too seriously. Just because a story is over doesn't mean that you can't review! I happen to have a tumblr, just in case anyone is interested: http:/// Helpful Websites Merin Essi ar Quenteli! is a top-notch site which covers Tolkien's languages for Arda. Make sure to read their essays as well as checking out the phrasebook and name lists! Series That I am a fan of: Naruto (This series is what lead me to this fine website) Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (No offense to the original anime lovers, but I never found the original anime to be intresting) Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. (It was the movies that made me a fan, but the Hobbit rules!) Harry Potter series. (My favorite crossover place. I have MANY ideas) Hetalia (You either love it or hate it. I love it's fans) Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Am I the only one who is disappointed with The Heros of Olympus?) Star Wars (If you put mute on, than the pre-quels are masterpecies) Pirates of the Caribbean (I think the design is pretty) Plot Bunnies up for adoption: Not attempted due to not having enough background on the subjects. If you fancy a go, let me know so I can marvel at your amazing work. -One early spring morn at Downton Abbey a half-awake Charlie Carson finds a strange looking police kiosk wedged between the potatoes and the turnips after a frightened maid wakes up the entire staff, claming to have heard a strange noise and seeing two queerly dressed people, a man and a woman, sneaking about. It is decided among the staff that they sould keep this mystery to themselves. But after a week of covering up messes from the Crawleys and a perticularly disasterous fiasco at a party, Carson desperately writes to a private detective for help. The letter is never sent, due to being abandoned in the door of the myserious kiosk. However, a message arrives in the inbox of a certian John Watson of 221b Baker street... Downton Abbey/Dr.Who/Sherlock crossover That is all, enjoy your stay on the interwebs. |
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